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LANCASTER, PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1880.
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ACTIVE DIRECTORS.
MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARDS SWELLING THE
FUND FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
llctums Frem Several Districts Names
nrCaittrltmterii mul the Sum Given.
STie Total-New Over 921,000.
Monday wns a geed dy Ter the Johns
town fund nt the mayor's eltlcc. The
amount received was $2,7.11.11, nearly nil
of wliich cnine from country districts.
Following were the mibscrljitlens received:
Jehn Denltngur, Fnradlse, .; Nellsvllle
Union .Sunday school, 15.31 A K Huntz
ingerSt; II Gcnscmcr, ninlncsiwrt, ?5;
Jehn T Knapp, 50 cents: cash, IZast lloinit lleinit
lleld, 50 cents; Levl S Heist, Alnnheiin
township 610; Mrs. W (i Atellinger.
I'efiucn ?J; It N llrencman, Strnsburg
V;rI,',"l;t1?e; ch.W; Henry It Inimci;
Allllcrsv iile, $1 ; riiarlca Zech, pltv. Si
Last Hcmplleld's hamlsonie contribu
tions collected by Abraham llehtcr :
815 Abraham Hehrer.
810-Jelm Gingrich.
Is Tleiiry felienk, Jehn Leng,- Martin
V,"i Jtlsa Funny tjindls, Ames Minnich,
Hvary Alolllnger, Geerge llcamdorrer.
$3 Daniel IVller.
f i.")0 Jeseph Gochcneur.
$- Henry Ilarnlh, Jacob Itaker.
1.25 Albeit Almtznll, Jehn Alusser.
1 Herman Iieng, Jehn Stehmnn. Jehn
Stehinail. Jr., Atnrtln Nlssley, Christ. Goch Gech
rnuur, Jacob Ilehicr, Airs. Itutt, .Mrs.
Hcrshey, Jnceb lliittciisteiii, Philip Hot Het
tenstcln, Jacob Hiirnish, Ames Llchlv,
win. llrrgman, Htnry Souen, Menreo
Ficfer, Samuel Heet. Henry Hettcnstcln.
SO cents Samuel Itess. It-., .lwnuli tlmi.
tier, W. L. Hcrshey, Aiartin Halter, Henrv
Jlersh, 11. ft. Kiiiiluiim), W. Scott Little,
M SGrell, Jehn F Swarr, Henry ltiubaltcr.
Daniel Lundis.
25 cents Samuel FiUnicr. Total frUI.75.
Collected by H W Ornybill :
?lu-A H HoMiev.
frTH. V Kwyblll, l'h.uci P Swnrr,
ilenJ . .ttlnimu, Who K Stencr, Jehn S
Krcl'utrll),ivld K Grnbe, JehnS Gingrich,
J"Vel K Stotier, Frederick Andes, Abrn Abrn
ImSUielV, Hev Jehn II Lnndls, Jehn I.
Jlershey, Jehn 11 Hcrshey, Jehn S D.un
Imk.1i, ice llesiiiisdiTfur, s'c Miss Annie L
.llershey. Mrs Auiile I. Ilersher, H H ller ller
Miey, Ilhnni K Miller, Peter It llohrer,
Fiederick Kehcclz, Mrs Flizabelh Miller,
Airs Jehn Swair, 1" H Pcllur.
?! Isaac Htoner, sr.
$.1 Henry 11 Stehman, JiieM KaulTman,
.Tosejih Kluch.
8J Adnm Dctrlch, Samuel C'ehick,
Daniel 11 Kruidcr, Henry Hottenstein. Hr.
Jehn Itauy, Daniel (J Kmitliii.iii, V H
Ivanthn.ui, Tobias H llershev, llenjamln
1' ChnrlCH, Mix Matilda Werkinan, Jehn U
Hestettcr, Mciiue 1' Kwarr, Jehn 11 KiiulF
nw'.i, lienjamin Jehnsen, Juveh W Knydei.
gl.W Abmhani llrb.
1 H M AuiiKst, Miss ltarlianillcinhev,
JlwAS lletteiiMcln, Hcnjauiln II. Ilril
lwkcr, Jcrcmiali 11 IjuhIIb, Daid 1
Weaver, Daniel Metzler. Hiram 11 Ornv
TjIII. Jacob Andes, II S Witmcr, 11 L S
bniith, Kmauucl (lochcneur, II K Setcn Setcn
teiih, A 1' Harry, Cyrus Ucunsderfer,
MinsMarl.i Workman, Win Ghrin, It S
Mct7cr. Maitlu Andes, A 11 Moere, Mrs
Kli7ubetli llohrer, Mrs Ijiura Zcrly, Mrs
Michael (.lechtnimi, Jehn II D.tmbach,
Ileiij.unln O Kauirinan, Samuel W I.utz,
J Frank Hell, 8.M Iteaiusdcrfer, Henrv H
Hemcis, A W Y.m, It 1'r.iukleit, Adam
Diiuibach, Hfiirv WIscBiirber, .Mih Tobias
Miller.
60 Cen's J Ffireen.uvall, D M Slander,
Mri. C'.nolinc.Setciiteh, Levl Parry. Jacob
Dcer.nr, Mis. Mary llolllnyei, Mis. Daniel
lH'iliaker, Tobias M. Kautlmau.
25 Cents- Samuel Weikcl, Menls Mct.
lei. Miss Susan Huber. Total, $!!!.'..
Celhvted by Martin 1'. Sn.irr: tfi Henry
L. Heihc, .Martin I. Sarr, Jonas
Mumiua, it. C. Miller, llenn, IIeIIimim,
KiiiII K. Miller, Ilcnjamiu Musser, Jacob
' HeitIer, Jehii Musser.
.! C I, Heishev, Martin Msley, Martin
N Musser, JeiiaslNbleui.m, 1 1 llrubakur,
Aaren Swan.
SJ.50 llenrv Hertler.
S-!-H K Miller, lllram I Hwnrr.
81 hMK.mSw.irr, Henry (J Mowers, Jehn
F Kr.'ulell, I' Nissley, Christian Nissley,
Mf, Samuel llrub.iker, Cieorge Hesi.
V) rents A Muhii, Maiy Ann Swarr,
Jehn II lliubaker, Israel C Landis, Win
Heed, Chiistiau F Swarr, II C llaker, V
Swaillev.
'Si en'ls Daniel l'eirv, total JS1.T5.
Cellcclisl by J I. Ilrubaker and V II
Hnbceker:
S5 J 1, llrubakpr. (TnM II Habccker,
Aluubani II Mlllur, Adam S lleishev, Ccn Ccn Ccn
trcill(Suiidavs(.hoiil,Tebias K DeuliiiKcr.
St llenj.miin j llrubaker.il li Hrubakcr.
S'J Anion l Kaiillm m, l).uhl Charles,
Mrs Mary IC ready, Barbara K Kready,
Jaieb Myers, Franklin Hajjerly.
81.50 Jacob Shenk, Abiah.un Harnlsh.
$1 MisMaitiii Itacr, Abraham Mtiiuma,
lipoie Fisher, H M Swarr, Michael M
Sander, Vbiab.uuS ltasslei, Ames Charles,
Ucnj FSwairli. W. Iiird, Henry Shenk,
Henry FciTMeiinacliei, I.ei U. ietz.
M cents Jehn M Kielder, Ij C Weimcr Weimcr
lielt, Jacob Dellliifier, Jacob linker, Abra
ham Huber, Jehn Stew ait ; total, Jim.
Cellcclisl by llenj M liarr:
iW -Ileujauilu It I-eng.
f."i- ll(ii.iiiilu M liarr, Hen X Xelt, Jehn
N Nell, ,Mai Nelt, Chiistiau H Kautl
man, Anna lliestaud, Samuel Hess, Ih.i.iu
Hrulmker.
1- Jacob S Trout.
?.!- C It jeiis.
82.5D-Jehn II Mayer.
8- Da id llaker, Jehn 11 KcmierllliK-
81.r-0 CftiiiKriih.
fl Samuel Drilckcubreid, Jacob
&iMin;l(!r, Mrs ll.ikei, I.cl Unci, I.eil A
llershey, Kuiiu.i F l'cilci, ! W droll, J M
Moeie.j II Mumiua, Kiiriuuel S MctKcr,
Andrew T MctzRer, Henry Oamher, Juceh
Baker, Geoige StilliiiKer.
50 i tills llenj ft Kautlnuin, Adam
Frank, Jacob Miisselinau, Chiistiau
Musseluiaii. II M llaker, cash, David
Sanders, J It Kern, J 11 (Jecliauauci, total,
8e.
Collected 11. Ij, Stehm.iu:
flO-Mr Mnrv A ItuiKWall, Mis F. A
Steliman, Jue l SUluuan.
8T Dald ItiiiKwnlt, Dr. Martin llint;
wall Jehn I.. D.ixis II M MaM'r, Alaiu II
liner. Mi h. Mzj-ie II Stehman, II , Stcb
ninii, Levi Harnisli A Seu, Dr. D. 11.
Shenk.
tf.1 Mrs Jnieli Ilaer, Miss I.izzie Ilaer,
Jacob Mauk, sr Andicw llcr;ei.
.50 Anion II Uinilc,.
hi Jehn Scit. llauksen Smith, Jacob It
Miller, Cliailc-s Ileudnr.
81 Abraham Keshlci, llenj Seuders,
Michael Snaicly, Jnu llewci, Jue All. n
iricinl, Jacob lIuiKhait, Jes M I.uuip, Jim
Stitz, jr., fteorge fteilcr, l'tter Stare. Jue
Dals, Jno llutter, Henry snacly, Uuir.i
J-vans, Dera Iliewu, Jae II Meuk, Christian
Wtidnian, Franklin Huekertv, Harry
llaekertv kei Hackeity, Jehn Ditleubach,
Mrs I.izleftish, Adam Fenich, Cliristlan
Kcexer, IrH. Jno Steckcr, llciijainin Hics
land Jno Dcrr, Jehn II Wurlcl. II Clay
llruwn, Jno Snaxely, Leenard llurkliarl,
Jno It j mi, Adam I .a I se.
Mlients Wm Jenes, Henry Newcomer,
Jno Welbcit, Mis. Mcijiiccuy, Jno M
Mycr, Jesejih H. Ilerst.
' cents Htnrv 1'ewcll, Jehn whilst,
Henry Walk, Aiiilieu Sliehick, total 8i:i!i.
80. ma in ii-township's coi.i.i.rrie.v.
85- Cash twite.
8iW-C A Derrick, Mrs Derrkk.
? Jesse 1 lamer, I II llobiusen, Jeseph
Hemer, Themas Cullc, Jehn S Hauler,
D II Fshlenian, Joef.li Miller, II II llaker.
51 50 Jehn Clark.
$1 -J Jt.oed, D II Huber, II K llershev,
W'h Carpenter, Da id Itrllei.J I' Yest,
Itnssd Ambler, Samuel llainci, ft ft
Cnlley, Abnihain Slieeuuker, Themas
Weill, Win .Mcliuliliu, llin;li Aiiii Aiiii
Mieii, IlSiuip'-eu, W II Went, Fiiiina M
WeiUel, Mary A Jenkins, Jeseph Frb,
Charlea MiCaUcy, Jehn Fib, J A Alex
ander, Jesse Walten, Kelan I lliubakcr
fteoi'Ke Campbell farmer, Samuel Alex
ander, 1) M ftretT, Ilev F ft Cesen, Henrv
l-luWr Mari'-I!lce, Thes S Nell, 'llieni is
Ilriiec, II F Amistnmir. Il Hess, W W
lless, M A Ite-s, D M Hulier, llenj Huber,
Jes Miller, S Yeung, SS IMiloiii.ui.Iieiu v
llroeks.
I) cents J J Wellel.
75 tents J Wtntz.
5!) cents Uoergo Shelf, Hugh Arni
siren'. Frank llreneiiiau, Mm. Dieiieiuau,
i1 yjVllt'lllDI), Mf, J J Geed, Cyril
lUktnan. Calvin Krelder, Jehn Martin,
Tobias ItlpKlns, Jesepli Arinstreng, Miss
Kue Mnrkley, H V Shirk, MnUiiiw Shirk,
FllzrtlK-th Shirk, Mr. 11 ll llershev, Mrs.
W S Cnrcnler, Oeorge Farmer, Mrs. Kr
mer, Jacob Kvnns Jehn Zell, Samuel Wig
Kins, E Wlpgins, win Swclaart, W 11
ftnlcn. H Jenes, 1) K Cnlley, O 8. 1 inborn
Jehn Hnrkcna, I W Null, Ellis Hughes
W. Dunkle, J e Diinkle, ftee Vntten,
Frrtlerlck Funk, MrsStrigle, Iienl Strigle,
IlcnJ Krb, Clayten Erlt, Jnincs Mess, 8 C
Stetcnsen, E W Krb, J ItSlicnk, Mrs!)
II Huber, F Geed, Andy Martin, A Huber,
Kilns K rider.
30 cents W 11 Pepm.
'J5 wntH-F 1 Dullv, Mrs T Wlglns, E
Kind. Miss Evtli, 8 Nowjiert, J llngens,
Mrs Hngeiix, Mrs llccse, II Itrenljcrger, A
Cramer, Mrs Cramer, Daniel. Stencr.
Martha Wiggins, F.llie Smith, David
Crntner, Mnrtiu Lew Is, K Crsmer, Jiusib
.Sides, Daniel Cramer, Mnrv Appleton, iiish
llebcrt Tomlltisen, W W, Hnrt, J It Galen,
W Appleton, F Yeung, Thes. Armstrong,
Wll IlrnlMiker, J F Medie, Marls Shelf,
J W Wcller, K J Yeung, Ada Yeung,
Daisy Yeung, James Mellulgnii, Ellas
Hughes, Jr, Oram Hughes, ItenJ Frb, Jr,
O D Hrulmker, James Clark, Jehn Snyder,
Iiish.
18 ccnlH Ames Cramer. Total 8110.13.
FltOH HAI.IKnUltV TOWNSHIP.
Spring Garden District, Salisbury town
ship, Win. HrvHeu, collector :
ft.-Henry Vorst, O M Shertz, Thes A
McNeill.
8-t -Jeseph Martin, Froeland lluck-
niter.
8-Mnrla II. Kurtz, J. IL Wilsen, Gee.
S. Worst, Christian Fbv.
8I.W Isaac Hack waller, Jehn M. Her
shcy. 81 Win. llrvsen. Ijvdln Ceflmml. Teter
Ti ego. Newton L Kurtz, Frank 8 Oreir,
Win I, Fryburger, Is.iae I) Eby. Henry
Mentzer, llebeit lless, Isaac Cell read, Jr.
Henry I'atteu, Geerge Sandeo, David Al
Grell, Menreo Kichelborger, Neah W
11... f.S!.u4, 1r.. ln.inliXlnNl.n. M.Ih
Gretf, Samuel Martin, Jehn II. lttfrshev.
Samuel Alentzcr, I'cter 8 Clark, 11 K
llaxter, Jehn K Miller, Samuel Umlile, W
D Howe, Christian Unible, sr, H 8 Umiila,
I'cter Worst.
ftO cents Gabriel Fntten, A 11 Ayers,
Win Collread, James Parmer, Jr, Ulvsscs
Fryburger, Levl llowers, Jacob Davidsen,
Jehn l'atten, Jehn II Fatteti, Siinniel
I'nrmer.AN Sellenbergcr.Mntthcw Thomp
son, Gee Schwarthoirer, iorcnre Hilten, 10
F Seldemridge, F Barten Worst, Clayten
Weist, Sylvester Fryburger, Martin D'ieui,
Win. Alcnter.
.15 cents Solemon Mnrtiu.
25 cents Thcoderof Frybnrger, Geerge
Fryburger, Win I) Patteu, Henry Farmer,
Jr, Jehn F Diem, Jonathan Geed, Isaac
Snader, Henry Fanner, sr., Saiimel Diem,
S F Farmer, Frank Sandeu, IMwnrd
Farmer, Diller Fryburger, Harry llowers,
Jehn J Hammend. Total, 87(1.10.
Gup district, C L Kautlmau collector;
8i Alcllvalne Hros."
.'.-Mrs II 11 Flliuakcr, Jehn Walllck.
! MrsS Alcllvalne, DS Knox.
81-.I F, r, J D Knox, II 8, V. Hen Ell
maker, J M S, Geerge W Aiartin, G T S,
Jehn Fsh,.l II Ti. mt. II Sklles.J II llobiu llebiu llobiu
eon, Joel I-'ishcr, J AI I-ipp, Ivracl Dout Deut
rli k, i: At It.irr, Win Hear, Jeshua Ilriuten,
11 Lizzie Wise, Annle AI Wise, J II llarr,
Allsses Alaxwell, David Umble, David
Seuders, Airs 8 Gray, I) Al Dorxhclmer,
Geerge I'ickcl, Sndle Newheuscr, Eiuina
(Hi in, Harry Miller, Jnceb llarr.
75 cents Win laugen, U Shenk.
50 centH T J II, Jane Ammeii, Theodere
Hasney, .lescpli Clark, Airs Clark, F 11
Clarke, Win AlcLynian, G It S, Airs J
Filter, Mis Tedd, Jehn AUfteiva, Alarv
Alallev. Al 1) Piatt, Jacob Tomplcten,
11 Marsh, Airs J Tedd. Jeseph F Itlauk,
Aaren Alorrew, WS, .III, J 1,(1, Alaggio
ftinin.
i'Mcnls-Alis Samh Plekel. N II.. C U
ji., Jehn Lytic, F Martin, J II Fshle
man, Fnmcfs Tiiel, Airs W Clarke, V
Itaughmau, Annie Aluller, lyevl Overly,
Henry AlcNallv, Aaren Leber, 'Frank
Stcclv, !., A It., G Peller, Airs J D
Liinlllc, FScliuepf, Jonas II Glick.
110 cents cash.
I0cenls--Alrs Noche.
5 cents-Airs C Herkncr. Total, 870.10.
AlcadUlte, White Hall nud Alt. Hei'k
distiicts, 8aninclJVersl, collecter:
Mu Alargarct ltoliiiisen.
sJ IIGI113- llllllnitl.
fl Samuel Worst, Jehn Kurtz, Win 11
Humes.
1.50 Peter Ash.
81 It Heed, Samuel Heller, Isaac Wan
ner, llarbara Wanner, Aliss Mack, Jacob
Gable, llenj llosebero, Ames Stelzfuss, W
P ftault, Cenrad Hiller, Abram l'.ilteii, J
F Ite.iiu, J L Finery, W L Heel, Win len
ders, Airs. J Hendersen, Peter Klllieller,
J C llmli.iii.in, C W Itohinseii.
W cents Abraham Alast, David Wanner,
Isaac Olnimcr, And.Steenseii, JehnSMitts,
Jesh Henry, llev Al L lless, Daniel Lee, F
II Lee, Jesejih Al Ash, Nlcli Ash, D.nld
Hank, Jehn Hazcr, sr, Wm Dielun, Win
Coepor, Jehn Trego, fteorge Imders, Airs
F miner, Alex Gault, Jehn Cavanaugli,
Adam F Geed. 4
'Jj cents N Hotrer, Jehn Ilerklieiser,
Jehn Spotts, ftisjrge Spotts, total, 851.'
llcthauia and Iluyeistewn, Jehn High,
lolhsler:
810 -J II.
t) -Henry W Fbv.
5 Isaac Fbv. S V Iluyers, Al Hityers.
f 811S.U1 Alelliiigcr, Jehn H lluck
w alter.
1 Jehn High, Isaae Hcrshey, J Al
llershey, Lebbo High, D Dcnlluger, II Al
I'mble, Filgar Huyeis, Martha Huvers,
Chrislian Fmble, ('Fiiisli.iii Aletzler, Harry
Noiteu, Samuel Norten, Samuel Ilewmau,
Airs II A Hess, Abram Harnlsh, 11 O
llr.uklnll.
50 cents Christian Stauller, Ames Nor Nor
eon, David High, cash.
'J5 cents Fiiima llershey, Fliuer Hei
shcy, JehnS High.
10 cents Ames Norten, jr., telal 853.85.
Hucna VI st a and Millwood district, Jehn
llirkev, collector.
81 'A P Wanner.
xj Airs Wanner.
tfl-DH (ilick, WC Hendersen, Jes H
llilr, fteorge Seldeniiidge, I II Alason,
Harry Sweigaid, fteorge Itohinseii, Airs L
C llobiusen, Airs Harriet Worrest, Flias
Kurtz, James llosebero, J S, Win Phillips.
Jacob Wanner, sr, Fph Hershey, A J
.Montgomery, S J Aloiitgemory, Jehn
Hccser, Abram Kurtz, J S Stauller, White
lloise 1-idics' Heme mission, ft S Colt Celt
loath, Airs C Weiler, J K Steltzfuss, Jehn
Heikv, Al.utln Kuitz, 50 cents, Tobias
ftoed, letal, sJiWl.
Cambridge, Alt. Pleasant, and Waterloo
districts, Klani Heel, colhsler:
85 A C Haldwiu, Win ltoliiiisen.
s.1 Ames Martin, Flam Heel.
H) cents- Mrs Leah Alarjile, .las, Al
Teiiijiliu, Allred Wanner, Jaieb Alast, sr.,
Aiartin ftberholser, James It Fuiuiy,
Hubert Aiken, fttsirge Dague.
ii tents-F S Hess, Win. Ieniinun,
total HI.WI, and a grand total of 8"0.()j
fiein the township.
( Ol.l.hCTKH AT A I'llVIU'll.
Cellectisl at mlssieiiary meeting, lle lle
feimed church. New Proideuce :
&."- Hev. J. AI. Souder.
S'l- Fninkllu Helm, Fnes Helm.
8J.50AI. W. Senscnig, Dr. A. H. Helm,
Dr. Wm. J, Wentz.
?2- Nelsen Dyson, Frank Cm honeur,
Jehn Shenk, Gee. II. Witmcr.
JI.50 lleni.imiii Andrews,
el T G Helm, Hiifus Helm, Daniel
Helm, sr, S W. Hersh, lllnun Peeples,
Fuiiiia ftiMheuaur, Flias Al Keen, Abram
Dennis, Airs Jehn Tweed, llenj lless, sr,
t-ish, Samuel Allller. Jehn (.roll, Jehn
iggins, Jehn Tweid,
75 Cents- II It Heigy.
50 Cms lcwis ll;iuan, Harry Ix;
fe re, Nerman Dyson, Wallei H.nseii, Mr.
Knox, 11 in licrr, Miss Sue TwishI, Josle
Ale-i, Mis Katie lless, Llam II. Ilubei.
i' Cents Henry Andrews. Total, i'i).
sntAiiL'iie rewbuip.
Collected bv II II Sn.uely :
jii- Jacob Hargeuiid sister.
s' Samuel Hshlciiuu.
l.75 -Harry (ireir,
?J.5e -Heiibcn MiiiuIkhIi.
fl Joint Iuitz, () N Seuders, Fuiaimel
ft roll, Ame N Hehrer, Fmauuel Nell,
Jehn Lftrell', DaId .Myers.
SI.50 Jacob Hehrer.
si- AiMiiilt7, David llertzler, Witmer
.1 Hehrer, Hariv Hersh, Jehn II Keener,
Junte-, Caskev, f'vrus .ittle, Jacob i ker,
I. II Hehrer, II "D Al vers, Samuel ltailev,
Mrs I JzIe Miller.
) cents Adam II Howe, F F Deller,
Abram lleun master, Jehn 'friinble,
G ' -"Triinble.
35 unt-A friend.
tacinls Anna llaker, total, 87.73,
Collected, by Jeeilj Hosteller ;
$5 Jeneph anil Knte Hestettcr.
81 Jeseph Mnrkley.
8i50 Ames Hestettcr.
8U Dftuicl Hess, I'cter Heeler, Samuel
Sliauli.
81 Jehn M. Lefcvcr, Jehn Krsntr, Jehn
Csrpcnler, Jnceb ftraybill, Jsceb Eckinnn,
Itcnjatrtln Evknian, Jehn Hlldclirsnd,
Abram Heek, Franklin Gruff. Jnceb An
drew, Msrtln llsldwln, Frniikllii llaldrin,
Atnrtin Hnrnish, Daniel Smell, Jehn W
Hess, H V, Grnybill, A W Hess. Jehn Hoff Heff
man, Susnn HefTinnn, Samuel F Hrubakcr,
Aiartin Shirk.
M) cents A Cem Brnckblll, ensh, Kilns
Winters, Isaac Hosteller. J Frank Eck
innn, Win T Eckmnn, Jacob Shnub, Snni'l
Ttesslcr, James IMwnrds.
S3 cents llenj Smeltz, Jehn Fckmau.
Total. 814.
Collected by Jehn Laulz;
8J n 11 Myers, Christian Hoever,.
81 Jehn eunger, Elam 11 Trout, Frank
Weaver, David Fbv, Jehn 1 Iutr., Alnr-
Sprct Eby, A M Sides, Fnnny lloever.Johu
Inhnsten, Henrv K Wenver, Ames A
Weaver All It II U'enver, Oliver 11. Miller,
Jnceb 0 Wenvcr. Henry Allller.
50 cents Jacob Stcinmnn, llarbara Wcn
ger, Isaac Sinedlev, total 8-1.
Collecledliy David E Mayer:
80 Jacob L Itauck.
85 Jacob Alelllngcr, cash.
r-tIelin S Bcller.
82 tsmel llohrer, Daniel Musser.
81 Christ Krelder, Alnitin II HesMer,
Jncsb K Heller. Jehn F Herr, Laura A
Hcrr, Jehn . Tayler, Uiviil h Krelder,
cash, Adam K Esbeusbade, Henry N
Hehrer.
50 cents .lenns Krelder, I It lluck wal
ler, Ezrn It Melllnger, Ellas II Alelllngcr,
Jehn It Mvcrs, Altiesft Heek.
i" cents Ames A Hesslcr; total, 837.25.
Cellecttsl by lleiijniulii F Alusselnian ;
82 A II Denlinger, llenj F AtiiHscImnn,
II K Lcfccr, Anna Weaker, Jehn Tnuger,
Ames Shnubaeh, Airs Anna Alusselmnn,
Jonas Harnlsh, Ellas Greff, Isaae Fritz,
DEOrelV. .
81.50 Ellas It EslwiiHendc. cash, 81.
81 Ellas Eby, J 1' Eager, David linnznli'
Jehn V Girviu, Geerge Welk, Daniel
Esbcushade. h A Wickcrshnm, Samuel 8
Hess, Fred Seidhef, Adam Alecrrcn, Levi
It Wcaver.
50 cents Cnsh, Andrew Hnrnish, Aldus
Weaver, Frank 8 Miller.
25 cents Annie Huber, James Wilsen;
total, J8.50.
Collected bv Eby Hcrshey :
820 Daniel Herr (Pennen.)
85 Goe A Tripiie cfc Ce, collection U II
church, Eby llorshey, Andrew Herr.
83 Christ Harnlsh.
8'2 .lehn Stener, Jehn Eidcinlllcr, N 8
Lludsev.
81-U 11 Iainnn, JI F Kunkle, J F Fsh
bach. J L Zeek, Andrew Doiiehue, J Hnll,
8 G Kaiitriimn, It. D. Herr.J-: D Hevnelds,
J Frank Shultz, FG Hellamy, F II Allller,
Christ Geed, Ell Itciicdict. Frank Sigman,
Cyrus Atewrer, Susan Fllletl, Simen Geed,
Harry Leainnu, II F Herr.
50 Cents Ell Creamer.
Total, 8CU.M), and n grand tetnl er8'258 for
the tow nsliiji.
1-OLP.1IAIS TOWNSHIP.
C. Dlackburn, W. II. Fergusen, 8. Ceatcs,
Jehn Helmes, Jesejih Whiteaiid a I lllnc
hart, 85 ench ; James Jncksm, 1 ; Abram
Heep, Jeseph Penny, A. 11. Werth, Al litem
Kcech, ft oath; J. 1). Hastings, C. P.
Sw Isher, 8. W. Sw isher. Jeseph Heep, J. J.
Galbraith, Jehn Kenned v, W. N. Gal
bialth, $2.50 each; L. W. Fergusen, II. A.
Feiesiuan. F. AL Stevenson, Airs. W. It.
Wnrden, Allisen llaker, Jehn Sauiiseu, II.
II. Patterson, .Tesiah Walker, 82 each; II.
E. Davis, Newton Gretf, $1.50 each; James
Swisher, sr., 81.'25; Jehn Walker, Alfred
Grnver, Jes. Alt-Common, Airs. Alary
llcyer, Jes. liable, Hew C. W. Slew art. Alir.
C. W. Stewart, E. I Tiiemns, Adam lloek,
J. T. Grcenleaf, J. F. AVilkey, Dr. T. II.
Went, llenj. Fergusen, J. It. Davis, Jesse
Davis, W. S. Hever, J. Alonlgemcrv, Win.
Sampson, Jes. J. Kusscll, W. it. Itynear
James Tlioinpsen, N. it, Fergusen, Hw.
Hastings, Jes. W. Allller, S. Jack, Jehn
Hnverstick, Jacob llcnncr, David Allller,
Israel A. Allller, Gee. Hlnneyc, Airs. H. J.
Keene, James AlcCauley, A. J. Ilarrar,
Milten Kevler, Jeseph Wentz, Daniel
Ktnchart, F.N.Scett, llebert Alahan, Walter
Hunting, 8. C. AlcCleiiaghan, Airs. Frank
Patterson, 81 each; Elwoett Pnxsen, 75
cents ; James Harrar, 05 cents ; 11. Sw Isher,
Jehn Alaucli, Jes. II. Heep, Jr., W. 8. Fer Fer
gueon, Al. Mciicleulmll, Abram Fergusen,
Henry Kevler, Jerre Griest, S. Altheiise,
II. D. Wilkey, Airs. AlcConimen, C. G.
Jenes, Jas. AlcSlichael, Airs. Peters, Henrv
Wilkey, Airs. N. Gruff, 50 cents each : .1.
II. M.r, Jehn Itubicam, Itumu Hcathe, 25
cents' each; Abe ltewiuski, Jehn Wicks,
Fdw. Watsen, 10 cents each; cash 2 cents.
Total, JI37.50.
Ow lug te the pressure, of ether new s and
the large sjince required In the publication
of the lists of contributors, the Lntm.m
h:m.'i:h will hercaner jiublish only the
totals collected in oath township.
At 3 o'clock this altcruoeii the lecnl
Jolniktew 11 fund amounted te ?21,I2.:!2.
THIS CITY WILL UK WET."
Workers AenliiHt the Anivnilmciit X11-moreus-A
Light Vote lielntr l'ellisl.
The election en the irohibltery auieiid
ineiit is jiregrcssing ery ipiletly In this
city, and tlie vete jiellcd upte thrce o'clock
Is light. The Hener men nre well organ
ized, and they have everything their own
way in each ward. The primlpul jMiliti
clans of both ji.irtles nre working against
tlie amcndiiient. The icuijieraiice vete
will net be as large in this city as was
exs.'ted. In many wauls tlin llijuer
men say that (imminent citizens wlie
were counted as being friends
of the amendment etsl "wel," taking
their tickets from thoanti-jirehlliitloii jmiII
men. The friends of tlie amendment aic
very warce around the jxilliug places, and
they seem te liave no llfe in them. As
KiMin ns n etcr makes his ajijiearanee near
tlie window he Is surrounded by the
workers, and in twenty-four cases out of
twenty-live he votes the "wet" ticket.
Tlie friends of the amendment generally go
te tlie jsills with their ballets all lixed
and they leso no lime In getting away,
Tlie majority of otes being east are in
faer of the sullrage amendment. 'Ihe
Hijiier men nre said te li.ne had plenty of
beer out last night, and the streets had lets
of drunken men. Te-day beer Is jilcnty,
but there is little or no disorder.
The following shows tlie number of etes
silled in each ward iij te 3 o'clock :
President, June,
ISM lS.su
First ward 115 27H
Second ward .Vll 30
Third waul 1,17 ;0
Fourth ward ) :el
Filth ward 515 358
Sixth wind .T. 7.11 Mi
Seventh ward 550 31,0
Fighth ward 1115 .iii
Ninth ward 1H1.I ;ci7
Total ir 3J1!)
Hiliiumiy In the West Kiel.
Aaren Kiiiill'iimn, who resides 011 College
iivenue was getting ready te go te Hie, fun
eral of his cousin j estenlay afternoon w lien
his horse ran iintiv. He ran te AlarUlta
avenue and thence te the end of Fast King
street, w here Iho buggy iHs-auie fast bo be
tw een a tclcgr.iili pole and the feme. The
horaetore loesi from the buggy, which was
badly wns'kcd, and he was then caught.
In Argument Court.
In the common ileas court the rule te
ti estsln thn suitor William Llnicr vs.
Hclcuilua Fliner, was disc hargtsl.
The execjitieus le taxation e I" costs in tlie
suit of Sheaflcr it Helnheld u Pttcr
AKKJualt were dismissed.
Ortlei-isl te .Johnstown.
Cel. II. F. Fshleniaii, of Gov. Heaver's
st H, received orders last night te rejiert at
Johnstown at once. He left rer that city
tills morning.
.
Twe New PeHtinnntvi-N.
Among Hie Kstuiaster ajtjieliiUsl en
Aleuday were F. It. Hershey, l'erll, ud
J, K, L'ab, IiileicviirC
SLEEPING ON THE RnlLROnD.
ALBERT W.IBFEL, A ri'UDLER, LOSES A LEG
AT SIFE HARBOR ON MONDAY.
He Is struck My a Train nnd Terribly
CrustHxl The Limb Aniputntcd lly
Dr. Alex. Ccnl, orceluiublii.
Alliert Wnrfcl met w Ith n lerrlble acci
dent, In vv hlt-li he lest 0110 or his legs, nt
8afe llnrlsir en Atendny afternoon. Wnrrel
Is a son of the Inte Jehn Wnrfcl and his
mother, w he Is innrrlcd ngalu, resides near
Safe Harber. He Is a puddler by trade nud
for sonie tlnie has been werklngat Ixichlcl.
Sev ernl days age Iih irlurned te Safe liar
Isir, where he Intended going te work lids
week had this accident net occurred. On
Aleuday afternoon he walked ilji along Iho
railroad track of the siding, which runs
from the Columbia A' Pert Dejsislt railroad
te the iron works. Fer soiue unknown
reason he lay down along the track and
went te slceji, with 0110 leg ever otte of the
rails in n doubled ilji ositien. Almut half
past three o'clock In the nftcrunen an en
gine, pushing three cars, enme uptlie tiatk
and ran ever him. Conduclet Alt Cleskey,
of the train, vv he was near or en the engine,
slid that he saw nn object along Iho (rack,
but thought It was n chicken. When Its) late
he discovered Hint it wns 11 man. Wnrfcl's leg
was crushed terribly from above Iho knee
te the Teel. A box cat wns sent for from
Columbia initl tlie Injured man wns re
moved te that jilacc. Dr. Craig amputated
the limb, leaving but three Inches of It.
Wnrfcl wits then taken te Snfe Hnrber te
his mother's home. He is about 30 ye.it s
of age and a vvldovver with two children,
HOW OFFlCr.s. Alt!'. KILLKD.
Tinnier Prevhlliur Well Dip Ills Own
Fninlly.
Washington Dispatch te N. Y. Hun.
CerjKiral Tanner get his iipxlntiueiit as
commissioner or pensions; liecause he had
been stuuiplug the country for years, hold held
lug that tlie country wasn't doing half
enough for the old soldiers, and be Is tleing
nil he can new te relieve Iho country of the
repreuth (hat it Is tint doing enough for the
Corjieral Tanner family. Public attention
has just been called te the ni)eintmcnl
of Iho corporal's daughter, Atla, te
a vvell-jNiitl ilace In her father's elliee, hut
another daughter, Nettle, is a clerk in the
olllce of the jieiislen agent in Ihlscitv.
There Is a young man named Tnnner In the
commissioner's olllce ns prlvnte secretary
or cenlldcutinl clerk, whichever 0110 of
these two olUcesMIss Ada Tanner does net
held, hut he mvs he Isn't nnv lelallen te
the commissioner. Tliocemmlssioner gets
8,(KK) salary and ?0I tension, ami 0110
daughter gets $1,800 u year from the gov gev
ariimcul mul,. the ether gets 8720.
This make 11 total for Iho Coijteral
Tnnner ramlly or 8,3SI. The two
daughters held'jtlaccs that might liave be.'it
given te maimed veterans, but CerjMiral
Tanner Is net a man te let any ether vet
eran get nlij thing until nil his ramlly aie
well taken tnrn or. It was the practice
tinder (he Cleveland administration net te
let mere than two members of one family
draw salaries from tlie jnibllu treasury, but
the llepublicaiis are net se moderate.
Corjierol Twiner is net tlie only suboidi subeidi suboidi
lt.tte or lleiijaiuin Harrison who imitates
his chief iu jirevitllug salaries for his
relntlims.
Cel. Elliet F. Sheiiaul says that the ncs
Ident has ns much right le give ulllccs
under government te his relations as Air.
Pulitzer, for examplc, has te give his
relations places en Iho New Yerk tt'01 lit.
T'his idea that tlie elllcinls own the gov
ernment mid the country nppiMrs te be
the accepted maxim of the Kcjiulilicaii
party Assistant i.nd Acting Land Com Cem Com
mi.ssieiier Mone has just npilnted his
son te be his private sts-retiiry at JI.nki a
year. Gov. Slene will make stump
speeches demanding that preference lie
given the old seldieis in making appoint
ments, but w lieu he lluds a coiuleilablo
little ?1,SJ)0 place at his tllsMis.tl hn liuds a
nienilier oflheSlono fanilly le give it le.
He has the example or Senater lugalls,
who used te excorlate the Clevelanik ail
ministration 011 the lalse eharge tba' it
neglected old soldiers, but when he had a
82,000 jirivale secietaryshiji tti disH)sj or
he gave it le Ills son.
If the administration docs net unload
Tanner jiremtitly there w III be a niugies niugies
sieiial investigation of the pension olllce
next rail, in sjilte or Iho lint (hat both
branches or Congress nre Kcpuhlicau. It
is net unlikely that thumliulmsliatiuii will
save itseir this scandal by unloading the
cerjKind. Assistant Seeietary Hussny hail
charge or the jieusleii etllcu two days last
week, and it is ceiilltlently asserted thai
Tanner's resignation had been called for
mul that he was under susjienslen, but suc
ceed H in getting another chance.' The
olllce Is slinnly going te jiieccs. The clerks
nre demoralized, 'Hie beard of review
don't tlare reject an npplicalieii II' there is
any jiietence whatever of evidence In sup
iMjrt of it, lest Tanner should Ihuiuce
tlieitt. Alere than 500 csisns in vvhith
Geerge F. Lemen is attorney are
said te hnve been niade siietial by Tauiicr,
besides w lint S'pilres made hjhs lid. A 111:111
whose brother is 11 Itepiiblliiiit Hliticjan in
Indiana camodewii here and get his pen
sion reralcd, with $.1,000 arreaiages en tlie
higher rate, without 0110 word of addi
tional evidence. Anether man get his
pension Increased and 81iN,0 of 111
rearages without Iho most Annul
compliance vvllh the law regard
ing evidence. A licusieu ntternev lieui
New Yerk emtie here anil get lllieen or
sixteen of his clients 1 tinted nt an advance
without any examination or testimony ad
ditional te Hint 011 vv hit It Iho original'is'ii eriginal'is'ii original'is'ii
Meu was granted. Tanner lias established
the jiriueijial Iu the oflUeof Ihn maximum
jKMisleiis en the minimum evident e anil
jiartlcularly ler favored claim agents.
DlKglug Ter Geld.
I'rein tin' New llellaiiil Clarien.
On Tliunxl.iy Airs. Fllzabeth l.iub, or
Imeaslcr city, h.ul 11 drilling machine set
iij en her prejrty in list I jtrl low ushlji,
neartirccn Dank jMistullIce, and workmen
are new engaged diillingnir geld. I'pen
w hat gieuuds Airs, l.mb b.ise her reasims
for exjiecting le llnd geld en her jiieuilses
w e hav e net learned, hut she 1 erUinly has
strong faith that there Is some of the
precious metal thcre.
ruuci'Hi or.ieim g. Kuiiiimnii.
The fiiiieralorJehnft.Kautliiiaii took
jilace from the residence of his father,
Fdwnrd II. Kiiiillinan, yesterday nlicriioeit
nt 2 o'clock. Servites were held at the
hoiise by Hcv. J Hrulmker. The lleral
i!isesvere very uetty. The jwll-beareis
were Jehn ftnll, Thuddcus Alelllngcr,
fteorge Hambright, fteorge tellers, Frank
Wehraud .Michael Hartley. The interment
was uiatle at Im.ister eemeterv.
Went West.
Jeseph ftardncr, the well known barber,
and his w fa left this afternoon at 2 e'chs k
for timiha, where they have children liv
ing. 011 a visit,
Heniy II. Dtets and his seu Hariy, of
Ne. 5.'l) Heaver street, left en Western Ex
press last night, for Sterling, Illinois,
w here they will reside in the ftitine.
t.orucr-Meuo Iji.vlug.
The torucr-stenu of Iho new M.F. tliuich
at Saluiiga will be laid en Snnd.iy next, at
10 11. 111. Hev. ShecMiuith will be assisted
by Hcv. J, F. Crouch, P. F, of the West
Philadcljihladistritt.
Ne; They Don't.
Frem HieCeiiiitln8'y.
There were ((iiile 11 number or fights en
.MnnorHreet, Uuic.ister city, by tlriinkeu
mrn en Aleuday evening, between? ami 8
o'clec k. The ISTia.LKii.Nrrjn says the dis
order was great, mul thcre vvete 110 m rests
for want of sll 1 men. Ytt, Iineawter has
h big isdhe lou'e! Jt leeks nsifiieJIttmeti
(lejWtjvlittf.
THE TOHACCO MAltKETS.
Severnl ItuntlrtMl Cnscs Held by licnl
I'nekerH T ratio Elsovvlierv.
Alxmt two hundred eases of old tobacco
were sold by the lecnl dealers last week.
There Is n geed demand Ter low grnde
wrapiers and tillers of the crop of 18b8 for
exjKirt. It's and Ca orthe '87 nnd 'M crops
nre also In demand.
The growing tobacco Is doing well, but
1 tins had nil the rain it needs rer the pres pres
old. The New Yerk Market.
Krem the U. 8. Tobacco Journal.
Huslness the pnt week has lieen tntlte
itnlinatetl. The Jobbers nre out of stock
and Iho factories nre almost hnre of it.
Dllllgctit search has thoreroro been innde
In our market for nvnllnble gcHsls nnd n
considerable ijunntlty of It dlsjs)sel of.
About l.soe cases of seed lenr ehnnged
hands, mostly for binder and filler )ur
jHises nud nil grades nntl kinds of leaf
shared In this sale. The IniHilrvlbr wrni
jver leaf could only le grntltleil by Sumatra,
nntl iiIhiiiI 500 bides were sold,ne,unntltv un
usually large for this season. Old alitt new
shared nearly alike 111 this sale. What
makes this sale mera significant Is the fact
that It comprised tpiltn heavy lets In single
transactions mid net merely sample bales.
Thonvenige jnlisj of tlie new wns nlsiut
81.10, whlle the old went nt prices consid
erably below lids jMilut. There Is no nbatn
incut In the rise of the rlce or the new
.Sumatra nt the Amsterdam Inscripllen. At
i iccetit liiscripllonthe"Seulang8clTiK,nn"
wns apprnbetl by the brokers nt $,:ui,
mid It was bid III at 82.35 urDOc. moiel A
bid or from 10c le 50c. higher than Iho
looker's valuation is n common occiirience.
Whatever else the new Sutnalia may be It
will net be (hean, and bu vers will Imvote
iiciaie themselves te jiayti gtssl, round
juice for it. Tlie i:urecmi mauulactiuers
u'cegulzlng this liut nre (smimenclug le
buy uiiln our maikct the sectnul lengths
of the'b? criijt, iiml seveial hmidied bales
of second lengths which were almost nil
rsileabh) hore, liave lately been enlcnsl
back forthe Lurejieau maikel.
Thcre hnve also been piite exteiiKlvn
N.tleser Havana, amounting In about 1,'JiHI
bales. The cnijis of Iho last two yearH hnvn
given se much satisfaction that buyers nre
easily Hrsuiidtslesuj'ly themselves with
aniplu sltH'k.
IY11111 tlieTuhntssi Lenf.
A gicnt demand has set In for exjHirt,
nud new Pennsylvania bientl leaf is sell
lug In large ipiantltles rer that iurK)se.
It'll con tliiues in sell ns lively as II has In
the past low weeks, the nlhei side will hnve
Iho bulk tiftlie crop. Other tobacco or the
new crop has shared In tills boom, namely,
Wisconsin and Ohie; but l'enusvlvaitla
seems te liave Iho irort)icuee by a large
call. Fer home (ratio net ns much is being
done as was anticipated. Tlie reason for
this state of nllalrs is, jvcrhaps, (tint Iho new
lobatce Is net matured enough, but the
amount or new selling for home trade Is
by no means of small dimensions. It Is
inmost Indisputable that new- Onondaga
will jirove te be the tobacco sought fur, ns
Illinois soiue very handsome wnijijier leaf
In the s.i n 10, anil the it nud C tobacco w hlch
it contains surpasses anything In that line
that this maiket has ever linii. A isnllen
orthe new Peiinslvnnin llavitua iobacs-e
also shows soiue veiy excellent wrapier
lear. At least 0110 thousand enses of 'KS
Onendiiga were sold this week, with 'ks
Pennsyivnnla Havana seetl seconds with
about 500 cases selling. Taking the new
ciepasa cieii, we think we are safe If we
jiretllttjt will ptuvtui very useful one.
The 111111 ket for Havana has shown con
slderable life during tlie week, the sales
sliieoeur last rejHirt amounting te 1,100.
Manufaetuiers seem te be laying In n
stock ofeltl loliacce, nnd iu doing Hits they
1110 acting wisely, no matter hew getsl or
hew unr tlie new eiep may jirove te be.
The 1 tiling prices of old tobacco, consider
ing the supply, me tertnlnly low, mid
buyers have everything te gain mul noth
ing te leso by jiuichaslug goods suitable
ler their Initie Ter I'll 1 11 re use.
About 350 biles comprise Iho week's
transactions In Sumatra, about one-thlrd of
which was new tobacco. Though thelitis
much kicking among liiauulacliiieiH about
the prices asked for Iho new ciei, they
seem te buy It just the s'line, though net Iu
lingo iuautlllOH. This Is caused mere or
less by a desire en the part or nimmlaetur
eis te try the new tobacco, te guide Iheui
iu (heir pilltii.ise of old, as they tle net into
te tuny slecks or last year's tobacco IT Iho
new is iiicfciahle nntl will seen be lit le
work. Many believe, hew ever, that Iho
eltl goods will liave Iho call for sumo lime
yet.
'Iho I'hllmlelphlit Market.
It Is astonishing the anieuiit and kind of
eltl leal" suitable for cigars which Is sold.
Maniples 1110 new drawn and ettered, the
condition or which six mouths age would
net have been loektd nt nt any figures;
but such is new Iho condition el the mar
ket rer old goods that parties of necessity
must buy. Knewing away what they can
not use with safety. With this condition
or the mm ket, what 11 pietulsing outlook
Ter 'hH stock vv hen suitable ler market. It
has been ninny years since such 11 I'll t ure
awaited the leaf p.ickcrH mul dealers.
Sumatra sells, old nud new. Of course
old lias the jiieference. Prlee is n sts-etitl-arv
consideration.
I lav ana moves out of stele III Us usual
miinncr, If it only fills the bill.
Ittx'dpts fur the wick 00 cases Con Cen
nectlt lit, 2IM) cases Pennsylvania, 52 cases
Ohie. 10 cases Llttle Dutt ll, !!M) cases Wis
consin, 5S eases Yerk slate, 120 hales Su
matra, USD bales Havana mid 201 hhds Vir
ginia ami Western leaf loliacce.
Sales irove te be : 5.1 eases Cennislicut,
!W enses Pennsylvania, 30 eases Ohie, 10
e-ises Llttle Dutch, 32.1 cases Wisconsin, i0
eases Yeik state, 12 bales Sumatra, 270
bales I lav no. 1.
dans' lleperl.
Sales of seed leaf loliacce lejHiited by J.
S. Cans' Sen, lobaeio biekcr, Ne. 131
Water slreel, New Yerk, ler the week end
ing June 17th;
350 cases 1SH7 Wisconsin Havana, 10 le
13c; 310 uises 1SH7 Peiilisvlvnni.i seisl leaf
tij te llic; 130 cases IKS7 state Havana.
Ill le 1I'h.; 150 cases IbH New Fiiglauti
scisl le.if, 11. I. ; aw eases sundries 5 te ;j0c.,
total, 1,170 cases.
Huse Hall lli-lcts.
Foreman, formerly of the Ironsides, is
doing gicat weik for H.iltluiere. Hu
pitched Iuiisvllle out with but 0110 lilt
yesturtlay.
The Athhtics had their batting clothes
011 yesteiday nnd they jsjiindisl Devlin, of
St. Leuis, everywhere.
Johnny Merrill, formerly of I lest 011 but
new of Washington, was jiresentisl with a
silver set in Husten yesteiday.
Tlie games played yesterday lcsiilled as
follews: Athletic II, St. I-euls L'; Haiti Haiti
mere 10, Louisville U, (leu Innings) ; llalll llalll llalll
more 10, IxiuisvilleO, (second gauie ); Cin
1 Inn.tll at HrtMiklyit (raiuj ; Washliigteui),
llosteu2; lltisteu II, Washington ll, (sec
ond g.iniei ; i'liil.idejplil.i nt New Yerk,
(rain); Pittsburg s, ludi.tuiiHills 7 Clero Clere
land 7, Chicago I.
llllsey nntl Peak, of the disbanded Ijiii
Cister club, went te their homes in I'hili.
tlelphla te-tlay. Alt Gittlgau Is still here
waiting for something te turn up.
Hcmllng' Club Dlslmnds.
Itiivm.Nti, June 18. Tim Heading ball
dub disbanded this morning en ac-etint
of lack or jKitreuagc. The players liave
received tlieir beanl, but have been given
only two weeks' jay siuce the chili's or
ganization. The games pi ay is 1 here or Inte
have attracted only about 25 or 50 jhiimuis.
mksI Fer sluuiler.
Jesephine Weber lias enteitsl nsuit ler
slander against I'rctl Llpley. Shu claims
that Llpley the ul. tied rcxii Is allotting her
character, mul that she has sultcred f2,U0
damages. Airs, Weber wns med a lew
days age by Lljiley Ter the same elfeuse.
A Alouiitvllle .Man te Wed.
Frem tlicerk l)jl.
Cauls nre out for the vveddlng of Aliss
C.iss.1 Ilgenfrltz, of this city, mul Air.
lMward F. Kuulluiaii, of Aleunlvllle, I-111-tsister
county, t. The lereineny vvill
t.ilce jilace en TIiuinUv, June 27, ul the
losldeuce of Iho hrldu's mircuU, Ne, lea
W'iisl VliUmWli'liKi Miwl,
MIME HOUtr.s I'tlUNlL
Four Dlnlettgtst lly llynnmlte Women's
sjoclctles Qunrrcl.
Johnstown, June 18, Fair weather nnd
nn Increased nriuy of workmen seem te
unite te-day in clearing up the ilebrls.
Ever.vlHxly Is busy. The work Is becom
ing smooth nnd mere systematic.
An ejicn outbreak between Iho Women'
society of Pcnnsylvnnlii nnd the Mine
Heelely of Western Pennsyivnnla resulted
this morning In the separation of the two
societies anil a soarnte headipiartcrs have
licen eslubllshtsl. An old light lietween
these tw e caused the disruption.
Alts. Faster, chloferthe hitrenu of lnfot lnfet lnfot
luntteu or the Weman's ltcllef Ceris, Is
here te-day cenijiletlng the list of living
nud lest Ter statistical purjioses. She has
e.tilte nn nimy assisting her.
Four Isidlcs were this morning blown
(iji In the wreckage nlwive the rnllread
bridge. They nre all horribly doceniosod
mul cannot, en account or Iho ell'enslve
otler, be identltled. Illastlng is still going
en nnd the work seems te be systematized.
Thegunrds nt Camp Hastings, near the
Presjiect Hill burying grounds, rejiert to te
tlay that I hey nre hav lug grent trouhle with
dogs Hint 1110 constantly disturbing the
dead interred (lime. Over 100 dogs were
driven fiem the ilnce hist night nud sev
eral eftlicm killed. Thehnsllly dug graves
Iheroare shallow nnd the dogs hnve been
uncovering nntl deveuilng the dead.
The Gautler who peiile te-tlay put a
large foieuef men te work clearing 11 ji for
Iho jiurjiuse of rebuilding. They will jmy
out floejUM In wages en S.iluulay.
The Nertherti Cent nil Clenr.
Wii.UAMsreuT, June 18. Tmvel en Iho
Northern Central railway was resumed nt
neon le-day. The passengers oryesterdny's
Nlagani Fxiress worn transferred nt Hat Hat
Meu te Iho I rain which wns run down from
Flmlra.
The following members of state flood
commission arrived hore this morning en
a special train: Alnver Filler, ll. C. Ogilcn,
F. II. Heevus,nnd J. Y. Huber, of Phlla
dclilila, nntl the secretnry, It, N. Slevens.
The excursionists vvete under charge of
William J. Litta, genernl agent of the
lVunsylvaula rnltre.ul. Alter sjiciulinga
coiijile of hours hole examining thn Heed
districts, the aily proceeded te lA.tvk
Haven nud Alloenn.
Lieutenants I'atrhk and lleese, of the
regular nt my, who nre here, hnve decided
te ei eet hi Idges ev er Steny creek nnd ever
(he Ceuctunugli Just in fient of Ihu gen
eral hcadipinrters, after which they will
letuin In their jmisIh of duty.
A I'lnee ftr Fnlifhlld.
Wash tNii toy, June 18. Lucius Fnlr
chlld, ctiinniantler-ln-chlcf of Iho (Ira ml
Aimy orthe Hepublle, has been iiiioluted
a menibertif the Sioux commission.
a ni:w i.t.vi: te Tin: wi.st.
The IMillntlelplilii A- Iteiitllinr nntl tlie
WcMlcrti Mup.v hind Jein llnntls.
I'linn Ihn l'lltstiiirK l)lpiitcli.
" The alliance between Ihn Heading rail
road mul ihe Western Alurylnntl rnilieud
ban levlvetl Iho schenin arranged years
age, between President flew en mid "Presi
dent IHmmI ter nn extension Inte the Fnt
Hread Tei coal field. There Is said In be
oveiy'inesKs't Ter the cemincnceinent or
operations this yenr for n llunlreui Cham,
bcrsbiirgeu the Western Maryland read
tee. connection with the ICast Hread Teji
railroad which will at the same time tnp
the llie.ul Tep suit coal Held. The Fust
llteiul Tep reatl Is n narrow gunge line,
barely earning enough te iay lis fixed
charges. It Is owned by cniltidlsts or
Philadelihhi, who are, it is snltl, iilte
reatly te sell out le the Western .Maryland.
Tlie I '-1st llroitd-Tep Hue will be but it
branch of a main line which the Western
Maryland iiomse te bulltl from Chniii
bdiMiurg te Ihe PltlsburgA Connellsvllle
division of Iho llnlllinoie A- Ohie rallniad.
The survey ler this line was made years
age, mul ('resident HimhI btdleves the lline
lets 1 01110 when ll ought le bebulll. In con
lies lien with Iho llarrisbitrg .V Potomac
and Fending It will niiike 11 through route
fietu Piltshurg te Plilladelphin. About 100
miles of lead will Imvote lie built, but Iho
grades me said te he lighliiutl the route, nil
things considered, mi excellent one. All
the new building w ill hotluue by tlie Wovt Wevt
urn Maryland, except a few tulles the Head
ing vvill i-unsti net in order te reach the
Susquehanna river from Its llnrrlslmrg X
Pnteiuiie branch,
" With Us Western line le Pittsburg and
Us connection between llariisburg and
I'nltliuere, Iho Western .Maryland vvill
eccuy 11 strong ksIHeh in the southern
central jiorlieu of the stale. Through Us
connections it will eiler strong ojijNisillen
te Iho Pennsylvania railroad; net aggres
sive, it is claimed, hut ni'jitiy business
coiujs'tillen. A large soil coal tonnage v. Ill
he leeched from tlie Fait I bend Teji mul
Cumberland legions Hint will juove almost
as jirolltahle as the huslness that will he
secured fiem Pittsburg."
The Itcndlnir Cennecls Iho Western
Mnf.vhind With Iho I'etmlikeepsle llrldue
I'rein lint Phllailrlpltla 1'resy.
The Heading Knlliead ceiiiiiauy is carry
ing en negotiations with Iho i'entisyhania,
Petighkeeisln .t Hosteii eeniiiany with a
v lew el' ss 111 lug an cnlrance Inte the New
Fiigland slntes via Iho I'otiglikecpsle
bridge, mul they are making arrangements
te counts t their Lebanon Valley read with
Hanisbuig iV Polemac, and It will net
taku ten miles of new track te tle it. The
HiurishuigiV. I'oleni it: ralliead Is already
gradcil within about two miles or Harris
burg, and part orthe re.ul is laid, nntl from
where the grading is done the read has
been survey isl te tiie Susquehanna river.
The print Ip.d drawback seems te be the
iiriuge neiess tins river, nntl negotia
tions w cie opened by the Heading cemjiany
ami the Vauileihllt Interests or the Seutn
Pennsylvania r.tllie.id rer the jiuichase of
their bridge, of which Iho tilers ure all that
liave been er(s.led, The vanderbllts were
willing te tlisjHise of their interest, but as
they tle net uw 11 nil the stock, nntl as semn
of Iho ether sttskhelders ehjectcsl te the
stloeftlio right of way, the deal forthe
present has lallen through. Tills refusal,
liovvever, need net stand in Iho way or the
pi. 111, forthe Headlugew n enough jiiejierty
north nud south of the Seuth Pennsylvania
bridge te enable them te build it bridge.
On tlie oiMsile side or Iho river tlie Head
ing teinp.iny own ground available ler it
freight yard, mid limy own the right of
way from the Susquehanna river le the
llamsburg A I'oteiu.io railroad extent 0110
small farm, which If the owner will net
sell Iho lead can have condemned. The
Heading has also sccnied Ihu light el vvnv
thieugh llarrlshiirg te connect with their
Lebanon Valley branch.
When these connections ure completed
the Heading will hnve a through line Seuth
by ceiiiiictlng vv ith the Western Maryland,
mul for New Hughuid ever tliw Pcuusyhn
ul.i, Poiighkccjisle .V llosleu iti.ul.
A DAltKLY's, UAItl) HFAD.
He Is s,t In tlut .Middle eT tholerc-hi-iitl
mul Net Hurt.
On Sunday afternoon Ch.ules Hunter, a
celurtsl buy sixteen years el'iige, whoro whero whore
sltles iu Ihe Seventh waul, went te Iho of ef of
llteof Dr. Charlei Franklin, en liist King
strtsl, mid (old the phvbUi.ui that he hail
been shot hi Ihe head.
He said lli.tt anellier lsy was handling a
revolver xvhith was accidentally dis
charged and Ihu bullet stunk him. An
examination of Iho boy was made mul
whit he said was luuiitl te be true. Ihe
ball li ul struck him in the niiddle of the
lb re 1 1 end and then It leek an upward
ceu ise under the skin nntl ledgcsl in tlie
sealji. Tlie ball was there found nnd It
was us Hat ns 11 js'iiny.
The darkey's Injury was net at all se
rious, but lie must hnve 11 very haul lie.vl.
Will AildrcH the ftniduiitcs.
CeugresMiiau Hresius will deliver the
add 1 ess te the graduating ilass nt the
military ...ftuleitiy, Chytvr, oil Wed.lle:iuv
eyeiiUiS,',
V(n fYD AnAIVTCmrj v
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A LIGHT VOTE IX rMILtRELPHIA Ml
MWX ONE ItlLLED IX FirmiRc.
I
A A
IndtentletiHThat the Prohibitory Amer.,
mentWIll He Dcrcntett-Gen Palmer's ,
Claim joiinstevrn l'cople Voting. ti t
'S1
PniI,Atil:t.PHIA. Jlllin 18 Thn vetln ,,V.
the Prohibition amendment Is nnnwUiui Sm
uuietly In this city. Tlie day Is clenr wMh'-Sl
a cxhiI breeze, but notwithstanding thesi?
invunmiti couuiiieus 11 iigtiv vote is oeinjr,'
1'lHIUCl. !i
There Is it nolnble absence of women"
from the polls and the distribution of le'?'
water atiit luitiilulehfui la in,l rt itrnriiu, km ?
had been nnllcljinted. In sumo jHirtleB;;
orthe city the prohibition rolksarentlll-;jh.i
lug Sunday school children te tllstrlbata ':
Hie celtl water tickets. Aiiiiniberef polls ta
nre manned tiy ministers. This city will ;,i8
giveiilienvy majority ngnlust the amencl-t '
ment. m
tlltMt lk1ltkni tltttllitu(i nf llin 11mts.IiI i CHE
..:; ." '." ",v "vs:vj
union nme couimiiiee, new ever, hiuj;
claims that there will hn innterUv lit lh 5. 2
state for Iho nmendmeut. He figures out M
n majority of 10,800 in the stnte after allow- "y
ll. rt.t ...l.,Abn .....l.tt.. r H4 fM I.. tJl.ll. S
.Ilk, .ill MM.UtaU II1IIJUIIIJ Ul C',UCIU III rilll' X j
adelphla. !
In this city thcre Is very little ojmetltion Ml
te tlie mill rnge muendment, and It lapre-jcj
.ll..ln.l II.,., .. ...... I,. ...I...II.. .. Ill v i
iiiv.v.. inn, 1. tvij iu-iiij aiiiyiiiij niiiue
given ler hs niiojviieii.
A IIIk A'ote In l'lUsliurw. ?
PiTTsntme, June 1C The prohibitory $
nmendment election 1 jinsslng elf quietly. f&
The weather Is pleasant, nnd nn timuiuuly.JL
heavy vote Is being elled In the devrn-
iiiwii uisiritis. in 1110 eiiiiyiug warus, t vs
iiovvevor, 1110 vote is ngiii suu 01 1110 vw i'-s
jsicket naliirc. Tcnnwrance women artatJ
doing geed work nt tlie jsdls, and tumv.
securing voters with Ice water, butterinllk-J-'
nntl snntlwlches. The Indications are tUat'Jf,
Ihn liinjerlty ngalnst tire mnendiiieiit ur
Allegheny county will be quite large. 4?"J
JoH.Nstiivvy.June 18. The KillsitfeeneiiK
III thl-fin viurtlv nt .rr,lillfiiiiii tininitr fttfAf?.
tlie vonntltiitlenal Prohibitory amendments Y
election. Tlie Prohibitionists are liiakiimJ
n siieclal rtghl. Alight vete is lielna iielled. ;.'
At the Cambria iron works two preclncU i;M
nre lielng voted nt, mul the jiell la light. fl
The mnjerlly or the votes nre ngalnst tlwvjw
ninenilment.
NATIIINAL CAMP V. O. S. OF
l'l-esltlent Smlth'M Annual Add
Dli-eeteit te the Prnctlces of
rerellinciM.
.... . . .. ... .... .. ttr 2
Sens of America, began its sessions lntliii?V
city this morning. About 75 tlclegntes were;.
In attendance, Illinois mid Pennsylvania A
u.....ll.... !. I.....HU .l1 .11 rtl. AM x2
nviniiii iiiu inium illll-l(illlirili.. Alir u-yw.
erclKCH were ejiened wllh (he Lord'
lirayer, recited In concert by all present.
A brief address of welcome was dellven
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t.
by J. V Douglass, president of tlie beaisT
of tllntilct coiniulssleiicrs.Tho rospemw;
wns by Jas. H. Kcnney, mayor of Iteadliig
1 a. -tf
District rresldent-nt-Ijirge A. C Httwleyj .
iiicii, mi iiuiiuii n tee Illinois uiuniiieia
jiresentcd te Prcsltlent Geerge I. Smith, 1
lJllt'HITfJ. II llMIHINtllllf Rilll X'BIIIHIIIR I1MK. iT
vvAsniyuTey, .iiinn is. 1110 iiiinoeiunVj
lllllllinl llilllellill ennmortlie Pnll-lnlle (lnlur';-ti
liresltleut's Jewelled Isiilge. Tlie publle Ai3l
isirtleu of Iho cxen-lses were then con!S,',a
:.i...i..i ...1.1. ...- ... - ....... t.vshs
cumvu wiiii me rcminig ei. j;r-it-F
Hinith's annual address.
In the course of Ids rjT
H111III1 dwelt iijhiii the v
Hug te Americans the'
Hen of American e
tieiiH. in centiuili-
mero Hay nun ket riots nud CreiihT
ders, lustlgalcd bv nrinuiizisl I
of ftirriltrlinrs. vi I111 tuii'n hpnn imif .-
,.. 1 .1 . 1.1 . T. , V
milieu 10 iH'cumu ciiizuiis 01 tins tree 'Zf
America, nntl who lime. shown their gratl- -Ci
t ude by sending messengers, leaded with w-ii
dynamite, back te their native country for Ag
the jiurjiose of destroying Innocent men "S
mid children, mul vv he hnve foully inur- j
tlcrisi tneir iiiemneis vviien nicy laiieti levf
enrrv out (heir liclllsh iiImiim unit thnra .
will net be 111 our Western country lamp S
es(s,telegrajih mid telcjiliene otsciieuaU-.;v.j
te hung the miscreants. I ask yeH,
is tucre room 111 mis isiumry iet
Heciellcs llke the Cluii-na-ftael, that are net fe
ll! harmony with and ure Injurious te'.;
Ainerltan Institutions, that are datiKcreMv3
(e American onler, disloyal la Aiiieriea
L'overiiliimit.tli'strilctlve te American titinifitA
r. ..:.:"'.'"... ;:. :...'.:... ... " -rii
cipicM, riqiiiHiiuiiv iu viiiciicuii iiieun heu -r fl
disgusting te nil Americans who hav ;
nny sense of Justice and regard rer eea-?!
slslencv itml 1111 v rcsnet t rer the Mtnctltv of fl.'3
laataa.aa 1l(Th9 IftaAttPK ftPjTft mr t ma MnA tm J&A
iiuiiuii iiiuj i iiniu n j iinmi 114 mjv.tw vjII
l.mi nlll.uiu, i.nlniikl till ftkinaa 4 . inaa Y..tfl
l iiwnu iiii(,X'in iifiiii.v nan mvii n vUBI",'i7
mil wIkjIchi.Ie umrilcr nmi then etry ;
liliil UMifj iii.iv iiiuj uiuiii-wnuii wnj iiikvw taj
uuire nioiiey (e sjtciui ler lueir own iw-,,c
1 - all all
N'JIIlll IH'UVlll I
Killed Ills WHO. 4V
Ni:vv Yeitir, Jnne 18. Antonie lticclrj,ii
mi llnlinn, shot mid killed his wire tbU',,
iiieijiinK (lining u qiuirrei hi. iiicir vaa xv
ilniif., V.i 111 lt...'ur.l i.lr.wl .
....v, ..... ... ....J..... O..V1..
jiiirib wns ust'vriaiiHsi iiiiib inu nuiiuui v i
.... .... . ..T3
wns net suei Din was khieci ny ncing sinicit
en the head witli n smoothing Iren. Th
jiaillcs lived en the (Ith lloer of the lieua.
The husband vv us a laborer. He was ar
rested as he was falrlygloatlngevcr the lsdy
of his victim who wus weltering en the
Heur in n jtoel of bleed. She was '25 year
old. Thocetijilohiid nev or lived hspjiy to
gether en account of the husband's
iiugovcrunble temper. They had
quarrel thin morning, tlie husband ac
cusing hiswlfoef keeping ceuijMiiy wjl
ether muu. This she denied when lift
caught ilji Iho Iren and bent out her brain.
The murder was witnessed by their two
llttlechlldrcn.
THLKGHAPIIIC TAPS.
Almlame Adelinu Pattl Is ncrieusly ill, Ma
Hnvn a Paris new spaper. tlH
Jehn Alajilcs vvllh his wife and thre,
chlltlreu utleniiusi te lerti u creci; nw,
WiiImsIi, inil.,.Suntlay night. Airs. AlaplM
nntl two sons were tirewticsi. i
l'lcasl iu Wnlnut creek, Kansas, hub- j
niergeil two tow ns, Augusta nun i.itiontejo.
TW cniy rcsiueiiees were carriecinwujr, i, .
fisjt eftnek orthe .Missouri rati tle rallreM -destroy
est mul four farmers lest their Ure.
Frauds Darhlshirc, of londen, has ji-
jilhsl for dlvoa-e from ids vvifi, who wan -J
IIIO wuiew ei l.viieu .-siiuicin, niu ncinr. tg
Ailullery vv ith fteorge llalul, it turfman, U
chargisl.
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Clinntller Kleettsl Senater.
Co.xeiiip, N. II., June lb.-'A Utllet wa a
taken ler rutted Slates senator le-aaymj,
l.lli Si.ii.itn mul linns.'. Wlllijlll K.7'!
cii. indler ii'iinsl n clear malerltv In atck;
nntl w its declnied the cholce of each beily.ti
i
Xleibei- mul Tw e Ltiildreu Uu rued. -j .;
AIamhick, Oiit.,June lb. The rcsldeae
of Hlcluinl Wilsen caught tire last ulfthT
nnd Airs. Wilsen ami two young Uilldt5
xt-nrn bur ne. 1 te dentil. Wilsen, after a hut
Hiriiggic, Jimuiig"! ..u e vi ii";, j
children, but net berore he himself Tmk,i-
1. ullv- ltliriifl. r
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Wi:ATHIilt rOHKf.VVi'S. s;
Wasiiisote.v. I). C. JllllflS.-
Hal ii, slightly cooler, nerthwefcUrijr
n tiu uijiiicj vq j)? vvwt
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